An Ironette that was featured in the trailer, and AC/DC video, speaks on her blogsite about working on the film. And a concept artist provides a couple of sketches on his blogsite. Check em out! 
In the sequel, Tony Stark has a team of sexy cheerleaders that support him in whatever. Well now one of the girls, Renee Herlocker (former DBC), speaks about being on working on the most anticipate sequel of 2010.
Iron Man 2 "was a really fun project," Herlocker says, explaining that "I'm actually in the opening of the movie. The lead character, Tony Stark [played by Robert Downey Jr.] has a cast of professional superhero cheerleaders called the Ironettes, and I'm one of them." 
Herlocker on left.
In addition to strutting her stuff, Herlocker says she was originally scheduled to speak a line or two prior to Downey delivering a big speech to a convention crowd. Problem is, he was having problems memorizing all the dialogue, so the sequence was cut down in length, and her speaking part wound up being scrapped as well. "It's all good, though," she says -- and she praises Downey, who was on set for one of the three days she spent shooting in L.A., as "a really good guy." 
And speaking of the Ironnettes, concept sketch artist, Chris Kawagiwa, has provided a couple of sketches from the film, on his blog site. Check em out 
(Special thanks to RealIrOnMaN of Spidermedia)
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Ironette from Iron Man 2 Speaks & a look at concept sketches
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Venom Vixens Auditions Update
To participate in the March 2010 Venom Vixens auditions, an application must be filled out and submitted no later than March 14th at 5:00pm. You can upload your headshot on the homepage via the upload box or clicking here. You are also required to bring a $15 registration fee (cash only) to the audition.
Auditions will be held at Encore Dance, located at 18757 E Hampden Ave. Aurora, CO 80013 in the Northeast corner of the Seven Hills Shopping Center More details on time and date are to come.
Please stay tuned for more information. If you are interested in joining our team please email independentdancer@gmail.com
Friday, February 19, 2010
Rockstarz at Sutra promoting the Denver Dance Festival
Thanks to photographer Todd Clark for catching these ladies in action!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Diana Schoengarth - Recording Artist
Former 2 season Nuggets Dancer and current Colorado Mammoth Wild Bunch Dancer Diana Schoengarth has a hot new single out. Aptly titled "So Hot", Diana and her dancers tear up the studio in her first video. Visit Diana on myspace here to listen to additional tracks. Good luck Diana!
Wild Bunch Biography Photos Updated and Video
Thanks to Mallory for the heads up (congratulations on the hot new uniforms!)
Meet all the ladies here.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Pro Bowl Lindsey
Pro Bowl Cheerleaders Battle of the Beauties.
Pro Bowl Cheerleaders Rehearsal.
Pro Bowl Pre-game.
Lindsey at Pre-game festivities.
Game Night.
Thank you to Pro Bowl Dan, Pro Bowl Redskins Cheerleader Heather, Kevin and UltimateCheerleaders.com.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Rockstarz Website Update
The rockstarz updated website and bios are now up! 
Meet these extraordinary ladies here.
Denver Pro Cheer All Stars Workshop Saturday February 6
Pro Cheer All Stars Workshop - Denver
Date: Saturday, February 6, 2010
Time: 1:00-4:00pm, Check in at 12:30pm
Location: Mountainside Fitness-Westminster - N.E. Corner of 120th Ave & Federal Blvd., 2861 W. 120th Ave., Westminster, CO 80234
Agenda:
* Audition tips and choreography from Pro Cheer All Star, Director of the RockStarz, former NFL Cheerleader and NBA Dancer Megan Savage
* Choreography from Kristin Engler, former NBA Dancer and Director of the AFL Colorado Crush
* Audition etiquette with Brienna Mercer, Director of the Denver Outlaws and former NFL Cheerleader
* Special appearances by the RockStarz
* Fitness and nutrition planning from Mountainside Fitness
* Glamour tips
* Makeup discounts with Be Cosmetics, the official makeup artist for multiple professional and college squads
* Attire discounts with Zonas Designs and Yipes! Apparel
... and more!
Register here.
Learn more about Going Pro Entertainment consulting and team services here!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Miss Colorado makes 2010 Miss America Top 12
Congratulations to Miss Colorado Katie Layman for her top 12 finish!
Top 12 (In Random Order)
Miss Oklahoma, Taylor Treat
Miss Kentucky, Mallory Ervin
Miss Tennessee, Stefanie Wittler
Miss Colorado, Katie Layman
Miss California, Kristy Cavinder
Miss Hawaii, Raeceen Woolford
Miss Louisiana, Katherine Putnam
Miss District of Columbia, Jen Corey
Miss New Mexico, Nicole Miner
Miss Virginia, Caressa Cameron
Miss Texas, Kristen Blair
Miss Nebraska, Brittany Jeffers
Miss Virginia, Caressa Cameron, was crowned the winner.
Field trimmed to 15 at Miss America Pageant
By OSKAR GARCIA
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
LAS VEGAS -- A group of 53 Miss America contestants who took the stage Saturday in Las Vegas to woo a panel of judges has been narrowed to 15 finalists.
The 53 young women - who are from all 50 states plus the District of Columbia, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico - came out on stage at the beginning of the pageant and danced to "I Gotta Feeling" by the Black Eyed Peas. Each then introduced themselves to the crowd at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino before the judges, the public and contestants themselves trimmed the field. The pageant caps a week of preliminary competition and will end with the crowning of a winner.
The public voted in Miss Oklahoma Taylor Treat, Miss Arkansas Sarah Slocum and Miss Kentucky Mallory Ervin.
The judges picked Miss Tennessee Stefanie Wittler, Miss Colorado Katie Layman, Miss California Kristy Cavinder, Miss Indiana Nicole Pollard, Miss Hawaii Raeceen Woolford, Miss Louisiana Katherine Putnam, Miss District of Columbia Jennifer Corey, Miss New Mexico Nicole Miner, Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron, Miss Texas Kristen Blair and Miss Nebraska Brittany Jeffers. The contestants themselves then voted in Miss Oregon CC Barber.
Actor and "Extra" host Mario Lopez is hosting the 89-year-old pageant with help from Clinton Kelly of TLC's "What Not to Wear." The pageant is being broadcast live on TLC.
The panel of judges include radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, actress Vivica Fox, musician Dave Koz, Miss America 2002 Katie Harman, gymnast Shawn Johnson and former "American Idol" finalist Brooke White. Comedian Paul Rodriguez was set to be a judge, but organizers said he pulled out because of a family emergency.
The winner, crowned by reigning Miss America Katie Stam, gets a $50,000 scholarship and embarks on a yearlong run with the title to represent the organization and raise awareness for her chosen platform.
Scores based on a week of preliminary competitions will be added to Saturday's swimsuit, talent, evening gown and interview competitions to determine a winner. Each judge will rank their five favorites in order, and their ballots will be used to pick the winner.
Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron, Miss California Kristy Cavinder and Miss Michigan Nicole Blaszczyk each won $2,000 this week for winning talent competitions among three split fields of contestants. Miss Oregon CC Barber, Miss New York Alyse Zwick and Miss Puerto Rico Mimi Pabon each won $1,000 in nightly swimsuit competitions.
Miss Oklahoma Taylor Treat won the $6,000 Quality of Life award, given to the contestant judged to excel most in volunteerism and community service.
In all, the Miss America Organization plans to award $340,000 in scholarships at the national level. The organization says its national, state and local chapters gave more than $45 million last year in cash and scholarships.
The pageant was preceded by a one-hour television special on TLC, "Miss America: Behind the Curtain." The contestants picked 12 women from their own ranks who faced a public vote for a spot among the 15 finalists. The result of that vote will be revealed Saturday night.
Stam, a Seymour, Ind., native, was one of four finalists chosen by viewers last year. This year, the public is choosing three finalists to move onto the swimsuit competition.
The crowning of a Miss America began in 1921 as a publicity stunt to persuade tourists on Atlantic City's Boardwalk to stick around after Labor Day. The bathing revue blossomed in the age of television into an American pop icon before fading in later years and losing it place on network TV in 2004. It moved to the Las Vegas Strip in 2006 in an attempt to reinvent itself and has found a home on cable television.
Auroran pursues crowning glory at Miss America Pageant
By Bill Husted
Denver Post
Miss Colorado Katie Layman, right, visits with Nicole Miner, Miss New Mexico, during rehearsals for the Miss America pageant last week in Las Vegas. The pageant airs Saturday on TLC. (Ethan Miller, Getty Images)
Katie Layman is 24, lives in Aurora, studies at the University of Colorado Denver, wants to be a teacher and really wants to be Miss America.
You can watch her on the Miss America Pageant @ 6 p.m. Saturday on the TLC network.
Layman spent the week at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, where the contestants have been rehearsing. "It's been the experience of a lifetime," she says.
And she's done a lot in her lifetime. She's been a Denver Broncos cheerleader, and she's been a Rockette in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Her pageant talent is contemporary lyrical dance. But Layman knows the minefield at a pageant is the Q&A at the end.
She already received a preliminary grilling from Rush Limbaugh and Vivica Fox — and that's a wild duo to pepper you with queries.
Layman is well aware of the famous flub from Miss South Carolina at the Miss Teen USA 2007 pageant. Here's Caitlin Upton's answer to a question about why one-fifth of Americans can't find the United States on a map. It's been viewed more than 35 million times on YouTube: "I personally believe that U.S. Americans are unable to do so because, uh, some people out there in our nation don't have maps and, uh, I believe that our, uh, education like such as, uh, South Africa and, uh, the Iraq, everywhere like such as, and, I believe that they should, our education over here in the U.S. should help the U.S., uh, or, uh, should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries, so we will be able to build up our future for our children."
Layman says, "They can ask you anything they want. You just have to be honest and go with your heart. It's really something when you are on that stage and the whole world is watching. It can go either way."
So good luck kid. We'll be watching, and 50 friends and family members will be waving Colorado flags and cheering in the audience.